Answers for foreign calf suppliers and for farms considering calf supply from Euro Cieleta (Euro Cielęta Sp. z o.o.). For a specific conversation, please contact our team.
Becoming a supplier
Who can sell calves to Euro Cieleta?
Foreign farms, livestock traders, and exporters who can supply healthy calves with clear documentation for the Polish market. See Partners for what we look for.
Documentation for supply into Poland
What paperwork do suppliers need?
Veterinary and identification documentation appropriate for cross-border movement and Polish farm intake. Every animal needs ear tags and a bovine passport, and an EU INTRA health certificate created in TRACES NT must be issued before loading. See How we buy and download the supplier checklist (PDF).
Languages
Which languages do you speak?
Russian, Polish, and English (RU / PL / EN). Choose whichever works for you on the phone or via email.
Buying calves for a farm
Do you still sell to farms?
Yes. Farms that need beef- or dairy-oriented calves can enquire via Contact (select “buy”). Availability depends on sourcing; our primary focus is building foreign supply partnerships.
Delivery regions (farm buyers)
Which regions do you deliver to?
We organise farm deliveries where logistics allow. Share your location, preferred timing, and headcount, and we will confirm what is realistic.
Breeds
What breeds are relevant?
Beef-oriented and dairy calves for Polish demand (and farm supply when available). Tell us your preferences or what you can offer as a supplier.
Getting started
What should I include in my first message?
Suppliers: country, capacity, breeds, docs, logistics. Farm buyers: breed preference, headcount, delivery window, location. Use Contact.
Terms for suppliers
What are the terms and the minimum lot?
Price basis EXW (we collect at your farm), transport with our own trucks, payment in EUR. Minimum lot: 28 head for TYPE 1 transport (up to 8 hours’ drive) or 150 head for TYPE 2 long-distance transport (trailer). Payment terms and trial lot are agreed with each supplier before the first loading. Details: How we buy.
What weights do you buy?
Weight ranges: dairy calves 52–90 kg; starter calves 110–150 kg; weaned / stocker calves (beef breeds only) 220–350 kg. Other specifications are agreed per lot — please send age, weight and ear-tag numbers with your offer. See How we buy.